Terminology (Med. Dictionary) :: Page - 4440

Carboxymyoglobin

May-28-24

Carboxymyoglobin: what is it and how does it occur? Carboxymyoglobin (COHb) is a compound of myoglobin with carbon monoxide that is produced by carbon monoxide poisoning, ...

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Linit Plastic

May-28-24

Linitis plastica: a rare stomach disease Linitis plastica, also known as linitis plastica or linitis plastica gastritis, is a rare and serious stomach condition. The term ...

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Нефроз (Nephrosis)

May-28-24

Nephrosis - (in pathology) degenerative changes in the epithelium of the renal tubules. This term is sometimes used in a looser interpretation to describe nephrotic syndr ...

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Vilenkina Symptom

May-28-24

Vilenkin's symptom Vilenkin's symptom is one of the symptoms indicating damage to the sciatic nerve root. The symptom is increased pain along the course of the sciatic ne ...

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Ramolitic cyst

May-28-24

Ramolition cyst (lat. s. e ramollitione; synonym for softening) is a pathological cavity formation of a round or oval shape with liquid or semi-liquid contents, resulting ...

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Hyperosmosis

May-28-24

Hyperosmosis: what is it and how does it affect the human body? Hyperosmosis is a condition in which the concentration of solutes in the body's cells becomes higher than ...

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Shye-Drager Syndrome

May-28-24

Shy-Drager Syndrome: Description, Symptoms and Treatment Shy-Drager syndrome, or Parkinson's disease, is a common neurological disease that affects movement and coordinat ...

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Higher Nervous Activity

May-28-24

Higher nervous activity: what it is and how it works Higher nervous activity is a complex process of integrative activity of the brain, which allows the individual body t ...

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Ventilation Supply and Exhaust

May-28-24

Supply and exhaust ventilation is one of the forms of mechanical ventilation, in which the supply of clean air and the extraction of contaminated (used) air are carried o ...

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Calmette-Guerena Bacillus

May-28-24

Calmette-Guerin Bacillus: history of creation and application Bacillus Calmette-Guerin, also known as BCG, is a live, weakened version of the bacillus that causes tubercu ...

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